Vice Creems Won't You Be My Girl ....PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE, IT'S FREE скачать в хорошем качестве

Vice Creems Won't You Be My Girl ....PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE, IT'S FREE

Please note i do not own the copyright of this video, i am sharing under fair use. If you are claiming copyright of this video please contact me and i will remove it if requested. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY NOT BUY A COFFEE TO SUPPORT THE YOUTUBE CHANNEL AND THE FACEBOOK CHANNEL (www.facebook.com/@punkrockuk AT Ko-fi.com/punkrocknineteenseventies -------------------------------------------------------------------------    / @punkrockuk1970s   --------------------------------------------------------------------------- BEFORE YOU START READING PLEASE CAN YOU LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL. IT WILL HELP GETTING MORE CONTENT TO THE CHANNEL, ENJOY. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Vice Creems, originally the Aylesbury Bucks, formed in Aylesbury in around mid – late 1977. They were basically the vehicle for Zig-Zag Magazine editor (& former teenage president of the Mott The Hoople fanclub) Kris Needs (vocals), his best mate Colin Keinch (guitar) & assorted mates from the pub. Following sparodic gigging throughout late 77 – early 78, they made their vinyl debut with a fairly typical punky track “No Passion” on the “Aylesbury Goes Flaccid” local compilation LP. “Kris – I was happy to be cavorting around fronting a punk band, Colin was the musical backbone. Colin – I loved it all. Kris – We simply conformed to the maxim that anyone can form a band!” Trakkmarx.com Shortly afterwards (June 78) they recorded two tracks 01-01-212 and Won’t You Be My Girl on studio down-time during a Flaming Groovies album tracking session (obviously due to Needs’ connections!) which was released shortly afterwards as their debut 45 on Tiger Records (the sleeve lists the line up, in addition to Needs & Keinch as Nigel Birchall – guitar, Chris Lugmayer – bass, & Martin Godfrey – drums).